Middleton Hall

The Space
You’ll have full access to the property during your stay which includes two fully equipped kitchens, a large dining room, ten bedrooms and fantastic outdoor space.

Middleton Hall offers a large living room, fitted with a TV and plenty of space for entertaining in an evening or on those rainy days in.

There is a sizeable main kitchen fitted with all the usual necessities that you would need for your stay.

You’ll find ten bedrooms at Middleton Hall. Suitable for all types of groups, eight of the bedrooms are fitted with king-size beds, while the other two rooms are home to twin single beds.

Along with the bedrooms there are also ten bathrooms throughout the property, nine of which are en suites. If a relaxing bath is what you’re after, a bathtub can be found in two bathrooms.

Outside you’ll find a large garden, outdoor seating and private barbeque facilities.

Neighborhood
Belford is a charming village located in Northumberland, nestled amidst picturesque landscapes and steeped in history. Known for its quaint atmosphere and historical architecture, Belford attracts visitors seeking a peaceful retreat and a glimpse into the region's past.

The village’s history dates back centuries, with landmarks like the Belford Hall and the Belford Conservation Area showcasing its architectural heritage. The Belford Museum is a treasure trove of artifacts, providing insights into the town's evolution over time. Walking through Belford's streets feels like stepping back in time, with its well-preserved buildings and cobblestone paths.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of Northumberland, Belford offers access to stunning countryside and is in close proximity to the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visitors can explore the nearby Bamburgh Castle, standing majestically on the coastline, or take a stroll along the beautiful beaches.

Belford also serves as a gateway to explore the Farne Islands, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts with its seabird colonies and seal populations. The village’s welcoming community and local establishments, including traditional pubs and charming bed and breakfasts, contribute to its warm and inviting atmosphere.

Whether one seeks a historical journey, a connection with nature, or simply a tranquil escape, Belford proves to be a delightful destination, offering a harmonious blend of heritage and natural beauty that captivates those who venture to discover its charms.

Getting Around
Middleton Hall Estate is located within 20 minutes’ drive time to beautiful areas within Northumberland such as Wooler, Berwick-upon-Tweed and Alnwick. There are excellent travel links as the estate is only a short distance from the A1. Given the rural location of Belford, having a car is essential when staying in the village.

Berwick-upon-Tweed railway station is roughly a 20-minute drive away from Belford. From here, there is direct rail access to locations all across the UK including Newcastle, Edinburgh, York, Leeds and London.

There are a number of bus stops throughout Belford. Hop on the 418 service to explore Bamburgh, Beadnell, Alnwick and Alnmouth amongst others. The X18 route travels between Newcastle and Berwick upon Tweed with stops in Morpeth, Amble and Seahorses.

Newcastle Airport is roughly one hour away by car.